tigerish , also: tigrish

All my tigerish blood flushed up in a moment.

Then with a tigerish bound Conan was through the bushes.

She spun, approaching the two officials with a tigerish tread.

With a tigerish speed, the other stepped forward and caught Drake's wrist.

The move was tigerish, both in speed and stealth.

The standing woman grimaced, with a tigerish flickering of white teeth.

A tawny woman she was, young and of a tigerish comeliness.

She moved with tigerish grace through the swamp, toward the desolate lane.

The best way for the government to achieve this is to keep a tight grip on the tigerish tendencies of the economy.

Stalin was intrigued by the idea, his eyes shone with their tigerish gleam.

With tigerish speed, he raced down among the rocks.

He was only a few dozen yards away now, covering ground swiftly with his great tigerish strides.

Working his way up into the first team he became known for being a tigerish midfielder who never gave less than 100%.

He sank into a tigerish crouch - the torch halted.

He took a quick step sidewise, his tigerish eyes never leaving the frozen line of men.

Marcia came about with a tigerish glare, very plain in the light of a floor lamp.

She advanced with a tigerish sway of her hips.

Sometimes, I don't know but that it may be a drop of what is tigerish in their blood.'

His mail could not conceal his hard lines of tigerish strength.

He flashed a tigerish grin at his visibly sweating deputy.

He leaped with a tigerish motion to the flat-topped desk near the wall.

She was tigerish, as she sprang toward the door.

He looked tigerish as he stood perfectly still in the empty dressing room.

There were tigerish glints in her brown eyes; it was extraordinary, he thought, how anger made some women more beautiful.

Featherston tried to make his smile benign instead of tigerish.